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lwhi
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Comment #49079848
Re. 'overpriced', I'm assuming OP talking about their theoretical stock price.
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Comment #48744198
I suppose it mitigates the potential risk of libraries being poisoned?
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Comment #48739780
The participants end up looking a bit like Toad from Mariokart. How realistic would it be to make a smaller device?
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Comment #48731723
One set of people might not give a fuck. Other interested parties can still be trying to steer the ship.
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Comment #48696915
> So far the economics are monstrously bad, there is no viable business model Maybe frontier models will end up being traded at a nation state level; much like arms and weapons are…
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Comment #48696691
The current digital hellscape that's developing is something we've been warned about consistently over the past 30 years. All these dangers were known and predicted. There's an unc…
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Comment #48689025
Well, I'm 47 .. I've been a contractor for the past 8 years. I'm still (fairly) optimistic that I'll be able to find a permanent job, but the spring that fed my motivation is no lo…
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Comment #48688248
I think I'm also grieving loss. I'm at a time in my life where I most probably have 15 to 20 years of gainful employment left in me. Perhaps too little time to retrain; but definit…
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Comment #48652717
I have a Gmail address in the format of x.surname@gmail.com, which is obviously potentially applicable to tens of thousands of people. The amount of misdirected mail I get is astou…
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Comment #48618621
Maybe the solution is to make IPv4 prohibitively expensive.
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Comment #48598767
I agree, it's vital .. but more difficult to utilise when the cost of adding is reduced.
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Comment #48595428
If the barrier to adding that new feature is removed, what happens? If the cost is reduced — and becomes closer to zero — there's probably more chance the feature will be added .. …
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Comment #48583514
You need to tell the landlord. I think a lot of people are worried about informing the landlord (especially after two years) as market rates will have risen, and getting stuff fixe…
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Comment #48574369
I'm not sure I fully agree with this. We can use the computer to build a deterministic system. People aren't fully deterministic either.
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Comment #48574347
At the moment, the main visible effect is disruption in the job market. Everyone knows it's just another stake in the coffin.
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Comment #48568046
No thanks. If you can't see it for yourself, that's on you.
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Comment #48561976
So as well as having your details leaked, you're implicated as a consumer od cannabis.
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Comment #48561944
Unless the author's taking styling tips from AI prose.
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Comment #48560941
The fact it's agnostic has to be useful. Being able to compare outcomes for workflows involving competitors will obviously be v v v v useful.
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Comment #48560894
It looks like 9series[1] uses AI to develop applications. Is this an example of a vibe coding development consultancy service messing up? [1](www.9series.com)
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Comment #48557038
I genuinely think there's a level of unrealised density in this conversation.
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Comment #48553489
> Your garden is not of a particular interest to me. They why on earth do you care?
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Comment #48553382
That's why American will become a full dystopia before Europe.
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Comment #48553373
I don't think you're able to understand what the alternative looks like. There is no way I want America's future.
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Comment #48507387
My theory: When smart people are bullied, they sometimes turn into tyrants once they gain power.